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  1. Family Literacy Carnival

    https://calp.ca/events/family-literacy-carnival.htm
    Join us at the fourth annual Family Literacy Carnival presented by MacEwan University Golden Key International Honour Society students and the Centre for Family Literacy. The Family Literacy Carnival...

  2. Pan-Canadian PIAAC Results Report (2012)

    https://calp.ca/resources/pan-canadian-piaac-results-report-2012.htm
    This report presents the first results of the Programme for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC), an initiative of OECD. PIAAC provides internationally comparable measures of three skills...

  3. Tutela

    https://calp.ca/resources/tutela.htm
    This is a free membership based Canadian repository of ESL materials and forums. ESL Key Words: Grammar, Listening, Reading, Speaking, Writing Student Level: Any Teacher Level: Beginner and Up

  4. Prosper Canada

    https://calp.ca/resources/prosper-canada.htm
    Free downloadable curriculum for financial literacy. Canadian content, including information written for immigrants to Canada.

  5. Financial Consumer Agency of Canada: Financial Basics - money management lessons for life

    https://calp.ca/resources/financial-consumer-agency-of-canada-financial-basics-money-management-lessons-for-life.htm
    Free online curriculum for financial literacy. Canadian Content

  6. Understanding your Canadian Language Benchmarks Placement Test Assessment (CLBPT) Report

    https://calp.ca/resources/understanding-your-canadian-language-benchmarks-placement-test-assessment-clbpt-report.htm
    This flyer may be handed out to CLBPT test-takers and others who may be interested in what CLBPT results mean. The flyer "Understanding your CLBPT Assessment Report" has also been translated into 12 languages....

  7. Canadian Language Benchmark Exemplars for Listening and Speaking

    https://calp.ca/resources/canadian-language-benchmark-exemplars-for-listening-and-speaking.htm
    This website hosts exemplars for each of the 12 CLB levels in Listenig and Speaking. ESL Key Words: CLB, Listening, Speaking Student Level: Any Teacher Level: Beginner and Up

  8. Bow Valley Adult Learninng Centre - Human Resource Policy

    https://calp.ca/resources/bow-valley-adult-learninng-centre-human-resource-policy.htm
    This is the HR policy from Bow Valley Adult Learning Centre.  All are welcome to use as a sample.  

  9. Essential Skills Applied to Everyday Living and Workplace Learning

    https://calp.ca/e-learning/?id=606
    Essential Skills in Everyday Living Supporting adult learners in developing their essential skills is often as simple as identifying tasks and activities from their everyday lives and helping them...

  10. Addressing Financial Barriers

    https://calp.ca/e-learning/?id=669
    There are many different types of financial support available to adult learners, from student loans, grants and bursaries, to government subsidies and tax exemptions. Financial Aid Programs for Learners Student...

  11. National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation

    https://calp.ca/resources/national-centre-for-truth-and-reconciliation.htm
    What We Do A shared vision held by those affected by Indian residential schools was to create a place of learning and dialogue where the truths of their experiences were honoured and kept safe for future...

  12. Indigenous and Mainstream Learning Styles

    https://calp.ca/e-learning/?id=757
    Because the exploration of land, identity, story, and language is something that can be very complex and potentially controversial (not to mention the issues of making these cultural teachings fundable...

  13. Learning requires the exploration of one’s identity

    https://calp.ca/e-learning/?id=765
    The idea that learning requires the exploration of one’s identity can be a difficult concept to incorporate into our programs when we are funded to develop foundational literacy skills. Alberta’s Community...

  14. Getting Started

    https://calp.ca/e-learning/?id=772
    When you think about engaging volunteers for your organization, what is the first thing that pops into your head?  Or maybe you have a different thought? How you react may have something to do with your...

  15. The Health and Social Dimensions of Adult Skills in Canada: Findings from the Programme for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC) (2018)

    https://calp.ca/resources/the-health-and-social-dimensions-of-adult-skills-in-canada-findings-from-the-programme-for-the-international-assessment-of-adult-competencies-piaac-2018.htm
    This report uses data from the Survey of Adult Skills conducted under the OECD Programme for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC) to look at the relationship between skills, health,...

  16. Volunteer Alberta Info Centre

    https://calp.ca/resources/volunteer-alberta-info-centre.htm
    Find learning guides, sector statistics, and provide referrals to relevant information for Alberta nonprofits, all in one place. Explore these resources for information on collaboration, funding, human...

  17. Acknowledgements

    https://calp.ca/e-learning/?id=790
    The Centre for Family Literacy and the Community Learning Network would like to thank all the CALP staff, volunteers and practitioners who contributed their expertise and experience to the development...

  18. 3. The Liberal Approach: Culture & Critical Thinking

    https://calp.ca/e-learning/?id=859
    Cultural knowledge and critical thinking skills have long been seen as being at the centre of our western culture and democracy. A liberal education has long been assumed to be what is meant when someone...

  19. 5. The Social Justice (Radical) Approach

    https://calp.ca/e-learning/?id=861
    Paulo Freire is often considered the most influential adult educator of the 20th century. His work has been called “radical” by some, “liberating” or “liberatory” by others. His adult literacy...

  20. The Basics of How to Instruct Technology

    https://calp.ca/e-learning/?id=1054
    “Everyone is learning digital skills, no one knows everything, and technology will inevitably have problems…positive growth and learning…comes from persisting through challenges and issues.” (page...